Moab Glamping Resorts & Luxury Camping Experiences

It depends on the resort. For example, ULUM Moab includes A/C units in its Suite Tents to help with summer heat. Under Canvas Moab, on the other hand, does not offer air conditioning — instead they provide USB fans and misting systems. If you’re visiting in the warmer months, double-check your resort’s details to see whether your tent type has climate control.

Most Moab glamping resorts operate seasonally from March through October, when the weather is warm and the skies are clear. A few locations, such as Moab RV & Glamping Resort stay open year-round for winter visitors. If you're staying during the hotter months of June, July or August, consider your comfort level with cooling misters vs air conditioning. Temperatures do drop at night during the summer months, but it will still be warm.

Desert nights can dip into the 40s or below, even in spring and fall. Premium resorts like ULUM provide heating and cooling, while Under Canvas offers wood stoves and extra blankets. Guests often recommend packing warm layers to stay cozy after sunset, no matter the season.

It depends on the resort and unit type. Many luxury tents at Under Canvas or ULUM include en-suite bathrooms with toilet and shower, while others use shared bathhouses with hot showers and modern facilities. Always confirm what’s included before booking.

Most glamping resorts in Moab provide real beds with quality linens, and many guests find them very comfortable. That said, experiences vary by property and unit type. Premium options like ULUM offer plush mattresses, while simpler tents may have firmer setups. If comfort is a priority, confirm bed type when booking.

Canvas tents are less insulated than hotel rooms, so you may hear wind, neighbors, or desert wildlife. Resorts like Under Canvas and ULUM set quiet hours and space tents to reduce noise, but expect some natural sounds. If you’re sensitive, pack earplugs—especially during windy spring nights.

Some Moab glamping resorts—like Moab RV & Glamping Resort—offer full electric hookups in select units. Under Canvas tents typically don’t have outlets, but provide USB fans and charging packs. ULUM offers in-tent power. If charging devices is critical, confirm amenities or bring a portable battery pack.

Moab glamping prices are higher than traditional camping, but guests pay for comfort and location. With real beds, linens, and close access to Arches and Canyonlands, many travelers find it worth the cost—especially families and couples who want the outdoor experience without roughing it. It’s a “bucket list” style stay.

Privacy depends on the property layout. Resorts like Under Canvas space tents with paths between them, while ULUM and Glamping Canyonlands offer more secluded setups. Expect less isolation than backcountry camping, but more comfort and convenience. For the most privacy, book premium tent categories or off-grid options.